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(a) There is a need for more vocational

or pre-vocational training.

(e) the growth in size and complexity of

Hong Kong industry and the unsatis-

factory development of technical

education has left a serious shortage

of mid-level technical personnel.

(f) The Government should review the

education system to provide for the

University of Hong Kong and the

Chinese University to conduct a common,

bi-lingual entrance examination for

both streams of candidates for

university education i.e. those from

the Anglo-Chinese Secondary Schools

and the Secondary Technical Schools

on the one hand and from the Chinese

Secondary Schools on the other.

Hang Kay Dep. 4. April, 1968.